How to get into a system using telnet.

Shows you how to use telnet.

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• into
• system
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• telnet
• hack
• hacking
• virus
• windows
• computer

[theif906]

how do i change the port ?

[thenoonproductions]

It is very simple, look up on google "free port scanner" and there will be many software downloads. Choose one, and then type in the ip address of the port scanner and it will show you open and closed.

[thenoonproductions]

25 and 80 are the ports I usually use. But I recommend you use any ports from 1 to 4000. If you want to find an active port on the other machine, you can find a port scanner online and that will search for open ports.

[1337NoobLord]

wow your such a bullshitter

[1337NoobLord]

wow this fails so much... you are not onto their system, you have just set up a telnet connection to that ip/hostname through the port. you are not in their computer -.- to get into it you have to do something a lot more complicated

you cant "hack" or do anything doing this noob

[kanekewl14]

If someone is looking up how to use Telnet for hacking, they should probably already know how to open up command prompt and have knowledge of networking. Also you shouldnt call a Command Line "stuff". It makes you sound like a noob....

[traktorkac]

what meant "Could not open connection to the host,on port 23 :

Connect failed ????

[nate0person]

@paulnathanielsmith if its any bit a good website it would b hard to hack, weather you're trying a DoS or ftp it, my knowledge is more of local windows machiens and some networking

[paulnathanielsmith]

@nate0person Cool man...Im just learning you sound pretty smart....I have a port scanner and im using metasploit as well...could you maybe help me out and send me some basic instructions to hack into a web site thats pissing me off...thanx

[xarisisvog]

@iRyaan whatever!!! the same thing I meant...

[iRyaan]

@xarisisvog No you are connected to their computer, you are not in it dumbass.

[xarisisvog]

@1337NoobLord you are in their system.. but usually it's password protected so you have to crack the password to get into..

[twelsh37]

I think i just wet myself at this lameass

[nate0person]

sorry for multicommenting but he was right about prot 80 being an open one

and all that stuff in my other comments needs you to log in a user after you created a telnet session